1. The future supply of global energy LO: To know the different types of finate and infinite energy sources. To understand why the global demand for energy is increasing rapidly.

2. Draw a table: write in which ones are finite and which are infinate Coal Nuclear Oil Solar power Electricity Natural gas Tidal Wind

3. Future needs It predicted that global energy needs will surge by 53 per cent over the next 25 years. Why might this be? What effects will this have? How can we be more energy efficient? Watch the video; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QG3HNQiEaTM

4. Complete this flow diagram in books to show sequence of events that lead to increased energy supply globally MEDC advance in technology leads to a variety of goods available to buy which consume energy. Eg Games consoles, mobile phones and laptops More people means a bigger demand for consumer products in MEDC’s MEDC lifestyles such as divorce, travelling, owning separate cars pushes up energy demand. Wealth leads to increased demand for consumer products such as TV’s, cars and domestic appliences Increase in wealth in NIC’s countries such as India and China

6. Who are the top 5 producers and consumers of oil?Write these in your book under a suitable title

7. extention Using page 223, understanding Geography, answer this questions in your books: What are the impacts (Economical, Social Environmental) from increased energy use (fossile fuels) globally?

8. True or false Canada and USA residents use 2x more energy per person than those in Europe?

9. TRUE

10. The world’s population is expected to rise from 6 billion to 9billion by 2050?

11. TRUE

12. Older home appliances are more energy efficient than newer ones?

13. FALSE

14. The cost of Oil is likely to fall in future as more renewable energy sources become widely available.

15. FALSE

16. India is world's 6th largest energy consumer, accounting for 3.4% of global energy consumption.

17. TRUE